At a presentation ceremony at Morne Sion, on September 29,2010,Rufus Bousquet presented eight laptops to the top Common Entrance students within the constituency.The top student from every primary school in the district received a machine
The Ceremony was attend by His Excellency Tom Chou, the Taiwanese Ambassador to St. Lucia, the parents and teachers ,and persons in the community..
Both the Ambassaor and the District Rep. showered the reciepients of the laptops with much praise for the dedication to their studies.
During his address Mr. Bousquet made mention of an email that was sent to him asking him to consider the CXC students as well. This he said he will surely give some thought and thanked the writer for the suggestion.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Presentation Ceremony Slated for Wednesday Sept. 29, 2010
Reports reaching this blog suggests that the top students from the seven Primary Schools in the constituency will be presented with prizes for their outstanding achievements at this year's Common Entrance Examinations.
The students are - Benjamin Theodille - 90.67,Kathy Ann Z. Mason - 91.33, Nelcia Charlemagne - 88.67, Jeanelle N. Albert - 88.00, Britani Z. Nicholas - 87.33, Wyomia T. Dedier - 84.0, Emila C. Joseph - 83.33, and Jeanique D. Harris.
The ceremony will take place at the Morne Sion on Wednesday. Information is being circulated to the schools to get the students prepared.
Bousquet has religiously kept his promise to recognise the achievements of the youths in this constituency. Last year he gave away six computers and printers to the top Common Entrance Students.
Later after the ceremony a community road is scheduled to be opened in Morne Sion.
The students are - Benjamin Theodille - 90.67,Kathy Ann Z. Mason - 91.33, Nelcia Charlemagne - 88.67, Jeanelle N. Albert - 88.00, Britani Z. Nicholas - 87.33, Wyomia T. Dedier - 84.0, Emila C. Joseph - 83.33, and Jeanique D. Harris.
The ceremony will take place at the Morne Sion on Wednesday. Information is being circulated to the schools to get the students prepared.
Bousquet has religiously kept his promise to recognise the achievements of the youths in this constituency. Last year he gave away six computers and printers to the top Common Entrance Students.
Later after the ceremony a community road is scheduled to be opened in Morne Sion.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Another project completed
Bousquet, once again has stood up to the occassion. As promised at a presentation ceremony in Morne Sion, Bousquet has kept his promise and provided the residents of the community a 200 metre driveway an two bridges. the project commenced way back in May.
Financing for the project came from the Taiwanese government to the tune of over $70,000.00.
Motorists can now access the drive-way into the community.
Financing for the project came from the Taiwanese government to the tune of over $70,000.00.
Motorists can now access the drive-way into the community.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Bousquet annual Common Entrance presentation coming soon
Rufus Bousquet has religiously kept to his word for the past three years. Work is presently ongoing to select the top performers in the constituency for this year's Common Entrance results. It is not clear what format the Rep will use this year to select the recipients for the laptops and printers. The Dugard school placed first in the district.There are seven schools in the rep's constituency. The student' scores range fom 83 to 95 percent.
Monday, July 12, 2010
The European Champions have added the world title to its list of honors and proved that Spain is the world’s number one international soccer team.
Spain’s World Cup campaign didn’t start off well, as the team lost its opening match to Switzerland.
But, it quickly recovered and in beating Holland in the final game at Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg, Spain became the first team to win the World Cup having lost its opener.
Spain’s progress saw it struggle to break down teams who faced it with a defensive mindset and relied on a succession of 1-0 victories—that means it is the lowest-scoring world champions ever.
But, it is impossible to deny that Spain is a worthy winner of the 2010 World Cup and as the team that always looked to play positively, Spain can be also be considered the tournament’s moral victors.
For more World Cup action click http://bleacherreport.com/articles/419126-2010-fifa-world-cup-winners-and-losers#page/1
Source :Bleacher Report
Spain’s World Cup campaign didn’t start off well, as the team lost its opening match to Switzerland.
But, it quickly recovered and in beating Holland in the final game at Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg, Spain became the first team to win the World Cup having lost its opener.
Spain’s progress saw it struggle to break down teams who faced it with a defensive mindset and relied on a succession of 1-0 victories—that means it is the lowest-scoring world champions ever.
But, it is impossible to deny that Spain is a worthy winner of the 2010 World Cup and as the team that always looked to play positively, Spain can be also be considered the tournament’s moral victors.
For more World Cup action click http://bleacherreport.com/articles/419126-2010-fifa-world-cup-winners-and-losers#page/1
Source :Bleacher Report
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Choiseul Fishermen Celebrate Fishermen's Feast
Early on Tuesday morning June 29, 2010 the street of Choiseul village was buzzing with activity. All along the street one could notice group of well dressed men in some form of discussion or another. The street started to get congested as more fishermen from Vieux Fort and Laborie started arriving to join in the celebrations with their Choiseul counterparts.
The Fishermen's Feast started with a procession from the Fisheries Complex to the Catholic Church where a service was held. Approximately 150 - 200 fishermen, a few accompanied by their wife were in attendance.Veteran fishermen like Wax and Bogs and the District Community Officer were also there.
After the service, the priest conducted a short ceremony on the Fisheries Complex where prayers were offered and the fishermen's boats were blessed.
Afterwards it was celebrations galore where champagne, drinks and eats was offered to all invited guests.
The Fishermen's Feast started with a procession from the Fisheries Complex to the Catholic Church where a service was held. Approximately 150 - 200 fishermen, a few accompanied by their wife were in attendance.Veteran fishermen like Wax and Bogs and the District Community Officer were also there.
After the service, the priest conducted a short ceremony on the Fisheries Complex where prayers were offered and the fishermen's boats were blessed.
Afterwards it was celebrations galore where champagne, drinks and eats was offered to all invited guests.
A popular hi-fi provided the entertainment throughout the day's activities.
While all the fanfare was happening an excavator was busily removing accumulated sand in the fish pond. Accumulaion of sand in the pond is a perrenial problem that the authorities cannot find a solution for. The sand is removed and sold out. God help our beaches.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Bon Fete Paysher (Happy Fishermen's Feast)
Today fishermen in the district celebrate Fishermen's Feast. The celebrations will commence with a church service at the Catholic Church . Afterwards, there will be blessing of the boats and speeches will be delivered by various persons of the Fishermen's Co-operatve. Then the revelling starts.
This blog will show the highlights of the celebrations tomorrow.
